Do you feel as though your purse has turned into a bottomless pit of no return? Are you tired of wasting time rummaging for items, or losing items entirely? Then it may be time to get organizing. Take a look below at our sensible ways to organize your purse so that it can be more functional and effective for everyday use. And no worries, as getting your purse organized are … [Read more...]
How to Host a Family Clothing Swap
Are you finding your closets and dressers overrun with clothing you don’t wear anymore? Then why not organize a family clothing swap? Organizing a family clothing swap is simple, and the end result is clothing that is new to you and a lot less clutter of items you don't use. Take a look below at some helpful tips on how to host a family clothing swap in your own home, which is … [Read more...]
7 Steps for Clearing Out Clutter in the New Year
Are you feeling overwhelmed with clutter? Well a new year is the perfect time to take control. Clearing away clutter can be quite easy and painless; you just need to follow a few simple steps. Take a peek below at 7 steps for clearing out clutter in the New Year. When you give these tips a try, you can enjoy a cleaner, clutter free space! 1. Create a sorting … [Read more...]
Matt Paxton Comes Clean on Life, Hoarders, and Lessons He’s Learned
By Pam My husband and I have always been fascinated by the show Hoarders and it has been somewhat of a "guilty" pleasure for us. One of the big drawing points of the show was watching how Matt Paxton deals with the insurmountable hoards and the people that create and feed them. Imperfect Women reached out to Matt and asked if he would share some of his life lessons with us … [Read more...]
Back to School Organizational Craft Tips
By CraftyMomof3 Back to School is looming around the corner and I thought I’d share some cute tips I’ve picked up over the years. Homemade School Supplies Pencil Case * Get a large piece of craft foam in a desired color and fold it in two sections, one about 6 inches, the other about 4.5 inches. Using a paper punch make holes in the 6 inch part and sew it together … [Read more...]